Siren: Survive the Island

Similar survival show but with female participants only.

Both shows involve teams that form a bond through their shared occupation and go through survival games that include physicality, strategy, and teamwork. The games aren't the same, but the growth and spirit of the members have a similar feel.

Both shows involve teams that play survival games, mainly capture the flag, but on a much larger scale. Plus, on both shows the contestants' physical ability, tactical skills, and teamwork were tested. The Soldiers is more military focused, but Siren also has a military feel.

Why:
Both shows spotlight strong, skilled women facing extreme physical and mental challenges in team-based survival competitions.

In Siren: Survive the Island, women from professions like soldiers, firefighters, police officers, and stunt performers compete on a remote island, testing their endurance, strategy, and teamwork. In The Iron Squad W, elite female soldiers from various military branches battle through intense missions and tactical challenges to prove which unit is the strongest.

Similarities:

All-female casts that highlight female strength, discipline, and resilience.

Team-based competition each group works together under pressure to survive or complete missions.

Physically and mentally demanding challenges that require skill, endurance, and strategy.

A focus on camaraderie, leadership, and tactical thinking, not just brute strength.

Elimination format where only one team emerges victorious.

If you enjoyed the intensity, teamwork, and empowerment in Siren: Survive the Island, you’ll find The Iron Squad W equally thrilling with a sharper military edge and even higher tactical realism